Black Glass
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Black Glass: Short Fictions
By Karen Jay FowlerFifteen short stories rife with irony, historical overtones, and a feeling for the picaresque include accounts of Carry Nation's fight against topless bars and Tonto's fortieth birthday, which passes without well wishes from the Lone Ranger ...
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Black Glass: Short Fictions
By Karen Joy Fowler“She said it was an accident, but she was too good a shot. They hanged her for it. And then Grover Cleveland was killed by twelve sheeted women on the White House lawn. At teatime,” the woman said. “Wait a minute.” Alison stopped her.
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Black Glass
By Karen Joy FowlerGifted novelist Fowler (Sarah Canary and The Sweetheart Season) delights in the arcane, and, as a result, these 15 clever tales are occasionally puzzling but never dull.
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Black Glass: Short Fictions
By Karen Joy Fowler'Go Back' seems somewhat anomalous among the stories of Black Glass . Why? What, missing or present, separates it from the rest of the tales? What, nonetheless, shows its spirit as consonant with the collection? 15.
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Black Glass: Short Fictions
By Karen Joy FowlerWe commu nicate with her in the manner Linda described and we have identified ourselves as Venusians, ... body and abuses it: Gretchen dislikes her body but believes politically in the injus tice of current standards of physical beauty ...
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Black Glass
By Margaret JamesBlack Glass
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Black Glass
Dominant Aboriginal men remain opaque and impenetrable — black glass. They are plainly engaged in their own impenetrable and selective erasures and exclusionary resistance. Aboriginal women are so thoroughly marginalised as to be ...
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Black Glass: a novel
By Meg MundellNow Tally and Grace must struggle to find each other — or just to survive. Narrated by a cast of unforgettable characters, Black Glass is the work of an exceptional new talent.
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Black Glass: A Sea Myth
By Stuart EdelsonA revealing look at gays and the military, BLACK GLASS tells the story of a sensitive youth embarked on a nightmarish voyage away from innocence to Vietnam.
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Black Glass
By Meg MundellBlack Glass reveals a first-world city increasingly dominated by surveillance, segregation and civil unrest.
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Black Glass
By Azhar Amien"A dark, relentless and violent character portrait of a sadist.